Another Top Citizen from Room 3

Last week Danni was named top citizen for Kuranui School. Well done Danni. You give everything your best, have a great attitude to learning and are willing to help anyone who asks. Being a top citizen is about being caring, sharing and aware of others needs. You went the extra mile in our unit on Linking Hands,Linking Lives and gave up your own time to knit peggy squares with Grandma's help. You deserve top citizen and make an awesome member of Room 3.

A New Face at Kuranui School

Yogi has joined us, late last term, from Te Waoutu School and before that Whakamaru School. She is already a bit of a star at Maths in the classroom and making great progress in her reading and writing. Lovely to have you with us at Kuranui School,Yogi.

Wordles

Last term Olivia, Danni and Taylah put their considerable spelling knowledge to the test and independently created these wordles using a Web 2 tool to demonstrate their knowledge of words that use the Long u spelling pattern. Well done Girls!!!

Waikato Gym Fun

Spot the terrific gymnasts in Room3 that represented our school with the older students at the Waikato Gymnastics  Festival. Well done ladies. A special congratulations to Taylah who came 6th overall for Waikato. Rock On, Room 3!!

AG Day

Room 3 students were keen contributors and competitors to the Ag Day challenges of training and nurturing a calf or lamb. These pictures capture some of the line up of winners in the calf section. Well done everyone.

It's X- Country time again!!!!!!

After weeks of training it was time for us to test ourselves against the hill and paddock. The runners were fired up and as keen as mustard. Everyone rallied around , even the weather as it hadn't been too promising but Mrs Clark worked her magic once again. The sausage sizzle lent us a hand with the promise of food wafting in the air we did our best to be home first to try them.

Making Scarves

As part of our inquiry into "Linking Hands, Linking Lives" we have been making scarves to send to children in orphanages in Romania. We needed to learn lots of new skills to achieve this including learning to put  our ability with measuring to use,pattern making, designing and using overlockers.
We borrowed children from Room1 and Room 5 to ensure a good fit for everyone. NZ Post shop in Putaruru has offered to help us send our items to America where a christian agency will take them to Romania in time for Christmas. Thank you all for helping us to help others.